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BULLION BRICKS.
A Memphis Company Which Has Struck
It Rich in New Mexico.


II Rich in New Mexico.
For several days past there has been
continuous group OF spectators at the show
window OF Miles drug store, on Main
street, looking at the piles Of bullion ore
stacked in it. II is the first bullion OF gold,
silver and copper ever seen in Memphis,
and few, il any, Of those who have looked
on the rich yellow bricks know or have
any idea that the bullion and the mines
from which 1t comes belongs 10 Memphis
company consisting OF six well known
professional and business men. The mines
from which the bullion comes are
known as the Humboldt mines, situated
within few miles OF the town OF Shakes
peare, on the Southern Pacific railroad, in
New Mexico Territory. There are ten
mines in ALL each Of which covers an area
of 2O.60 acres. The company bought them
first in 1884 for copper mines, but il took
some time TO quiet the title, which
1t has cOnclusively succeeded in doing
within the past year. Having n clear and
undisputcd ownership in the valuable
property, and being possessed Of ample
means, It has gone to work 10 develop
the long buried wealth. Each OF the mines
has been explored n sufficient distance 10
guarantee an abundant return for
capital invested. The owners, much to
theV qualification, have just realized that
they purchased for more than they bar
gained for, rs the crude ore has shown n
prolific yield Of gold, and silver also. Ac-
cording to the assayers test, the yield is
800 ounces Of copper, ll9 ounces OF gold,
and n proportionate amount Of silver TO the
ton.
The company has purchased all the
necessary material for the erection Of a
mill at the mines, and the surface explo-
rations show that, with fifty ton mill, the
profits Of the company can be made $500
per day for an indefinite period Of time.
Said one OF the gentlemen interested,
who has visited the mines several times
at Is not a speculative question as 10 how
much the mines are worth; their value Is
established, Il is only question Of money
and time with and within which TO develop
II. A bullion company in New York writes
that Il is satisfied with the superior quality
Of the bullion, and that they will take all
we will turn out. This is the only mining
company owned exclusively by Memphis
capitalists, and the prospect for il being
one OF the most prosperous Of the kind in
the country IL most fiattering"
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FOR $3.50.

The choice OF 10 Wraps, worth from 5000
10 $500.
OPERA CLoAKs no cLoSE-S3o Cloaks
at $500
5000 and 5000 Cloaks at $500.
Fine Fancy Wraps, suitable for evening
and day wear at $500
All our suits at exactly one-half marked
price To close.
Jerseys at 75c,
Jerseys at $50,
Jerseys at $3.50.
Children that are and years old are fortu.
nate. krcmcr'S have more Of these ages
than any other Cloaks; therefore, will sell
land 6ycars' Cloaks ut half price All other
sizes onc-third oil regular prices.
One line Of Childrcn's Cloaks at $500.
Que line at $500. Come and see them.
Fur Sets 1915,
Fur Sets, $3.50
Fur Boas, s2.7j,
Fur MuilS, 'ic.
Fur Mutis, $50.
Ornaments, jc,
Ornaments, ljc,
Ornaments Poe,
Ornaments, DC,
Fancy Feathers Toe,
Fancy Feathers, Pie;
Fancy Feathers 80,
Fancy Feathers, $780,
FLOW ERS.
Flower Bouquets, 30,
Flower Bouquets, 5Or,
Flower Bouquets, 500.
Ganiturcs $i1,
Garniturc~, 500.
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cOwfOy Pianist at Dino Museum.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BRUDER-Thc funeral OF Mr. CnRrIANA n
BRuDER will take place this SUNDAY afternoon
at O'Clock from the residence az her sonin-law
Charles Eberhart. on fernando road. near Walker
avenue Friends Of the family are invited to Of.
tend
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DIED..

TWoHlG-In this city, saturday. December 10.
Mrs BmpGrr TwoniG aged o. ycars wife Of Pat
rick Twohlg.
The funeral will take place this SUNDAY after.
noon, at lS0 O'Clock, from the residence, corner
Virginia and Kansas avenues. Services at st
Josephs Church. Friends Of the family invited to
attend.
BRYANT-At Bcnjesiown on Tuesday Inst, De.
ccmbcr6. lsHAN BRYANT, colorcd aged a ycars.
Deceased was the father Of Mrs Lymus Wallace
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rIN1fE LEAsE AND ftNTuRfs % TiiE WELL
i known und popular ~ ElmU hotel lncnicd In
the business portion ri The city oi Meridian Thirty
ucwly furnished rooms large sample fDOmG VIII
veil Al q bafguin 70 cash purchaser Apply 70
CHARLIE ELMiRE
Meridian, Mia
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Christmas res.ting.
sTn The spring the young mans fancy
i.lghtytur 10 thoughts Of love"

10 the spring The young mans thncy
I.ighnyturns 10 thoughts Of love-"
And M the Christmas season approaches
his thoughts turn TO turkey with cranberry
sauce. oyster pie, roast duck and other
tempting dishes. But this longing foI
good things during Christmas is not con
fined 10 the dude. The old, the young,
the great, the small, love a good thing
once year, and most OF Memphis caterers
know where 10 get H. There is not q
housckecpcr in the city that does not
know that Sites & Ames receive daily fresh
from wood and lake game Of all kinds.
Fish, flesh, Howl, or anything else that's
good 10 cat can be had nj No. Al Jefferson
street.
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District Assembly, No. 1913.

Delegates arc requested 10 attend meeting this
SUNDAY afternoon. December II. 1871, at ?
O'Clock. Important
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ATTEND the great auction sale Of fine
iuggics, rhw,ons, extra fine bedroom and
parlor furniture at No ga Second street,
Masonic Templc-T. !. Mccarthy x Co.
Tuesday morning ~ 1917 o'clock.
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Egp LETTER meeting Of Pioneer assembly,
PISS, this evening at Firemcn'shall. Flee.
ton Of officers and other important bust.
ncSs will be transacted.
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CABLES FROM GREENLAND.
A Myth, and Not a Myth.
A Distinguished Visitor Ex-
pected.
The Recollections of Youth To Bo
Clothed With Life,
And the Most Pleasant Romance OF
Childhood Perpetuated.

Via Mackcy and Bennett Gable
GREENLANp. Dec. Santa Claus, the pa.
tron saint Of all good children, has embarked
this day. sled. rcindccrs aud ALL amid great
demonstrations oi. Joy. His destination Is
said to be Memphis.
To All Good Children. Greeting;
Via Mackay aud Bennett Gable.
Whereas, have heard with unicigncd
pleasure that the lcuhric boys have returned
to Memphis, have determined lospcnd the
Holidays at their fair where I will receive
all good children, accompanied by their
parents and present them each with token
Of my esteem as souvenir 81 my visit
SANTA CLAUSE.
Sometimes called 81. NICHOLAS Rus HRIN.
ctr, patron saint oi all good children.
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MAruIvAricAL iNsrEuNgNTs, all kinds.
Seward, Practical Opucian, 2Ss Main
street.
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Dress Goods Department.

Full Dress Pattern - yards goods and one
yard Trimming for Sl.0O.
Full Dress Pattern 10 yards doublc-width
goods and two yards Trimming, $50
Fun Dress Pattern, 10 yards doublc-fold
extra all-wool and yards fine Velvet, $500.
Full Dress Pattern, magnificent quality of
our finest imported goods, choice OF 800, for
5000. Finest imported.
Fine Pattern Of silk and Plush, rich, Gle
CANT goods, fully sufficient for finest dress,
$3.50.
Full Pattern, guaranteed Black silk, Is
yards, with handsome trimming effect, for
$3.50.
silk Pushes at 80 cents yard,
Fancy Watercd Velvets-handsomc Velvet
as $l.00 yard.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-13
LUCKY DAkOTIANS

1t will be remembered that Eugene
SpecS, Mall.ard Bird, Henry Levin
and William Duncan together drew
Tue second capital prize in the Louis.
@na State Lottery on ticket 1903,
III 'ne drawing on the 18th ult. An
Afg0SLedder reporter o-day called on
MI opeck, who is a barber here, q see
Il ne had secured his money and to
aIu out how he was going to use it..
s ar epeck said: Eyes, we got a noti
Nv. Is"'icn The other day to the eff ct that
.ne money was at the Sioux Falls Ma
"Guai Bank. We went there and re.
nu'eu So,oo0 in cash for the money
yyeput IN. That gave us ST. $50 apiece.
wuys'erday | bought me house in
;"es'ern Sioux Falls for 1850. That
and some'hing | have always wanted
t -a now that l have got one l will
onpp IT, | am going to start for my
ta 'l neme IN Switzerla nd next week
II %I a along my family. Two others
b.s,do ooys are going over to Scotland,
s s'iIes putting their money into some
r ro,s,i Sioux Falls real estate. We
me nv sllilng to testify that the manage
!; ;a' a OF Inc Louisiana State Lottery
ba S1He entirely ON the square and will
wan LILY recommend it to any who
eha n' 10 risk little for the sake of a
>nauce OF a big gain y
ho- Mr !; sleck has lived here for a num-
are 0 oa years and has many friends who
tune as P IT, as he is at his good for
Da ,;' The other three gentlemen are
we'll cutters and are not known SC
sch ,' The boys had first formed a
bnnah e to invest their $4,000 in a
hst tn IN real estate, but decided at
saw fit. D1 invest Us each one
at H mol o. the lucky fellows are working
wall T al usual business and though
inr , -, up at their good luck are stick,
had 'i S to their lasts as if nothing
A'sU' Lsader, Oct g. "' >"A'
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Costumes Worn by the Men and WomeI
of the Famous Spanish City.

With some exceptions the ladies still
wear the poetic Andalusian headgear,
their glossy tresses piled high, the black
lace covering them dropping in frontin
a point. The Barcelona shop girl or
seamstress, however, instead of the
mantilla, prefers a crimson or deep
yellow silk kerchief, that suits to per-
lection her dark skin, jetty locks, and
glorious orbs. Probably their eyes be-
come trained by the constant contem-
plation of vivid colors in mountain and
sky, for even in such slight matters as
the selection of a flower to place in the
hair, or the choice of stocking to
match the petticoat, the Spanish lass
never errs on the score of harmony,
The peasant, too, is no less romantic
than artistic. In dress, department and
physiognomy, in fact from head to foot,
his appearance is characteristic. His
wooden cap is in reality shaped like the
leg of stocking happily he does not
stiffen or distend it to its full length
capacity, the effect would be too
grotesque for even his Unborn gravity;
the lavish s,iperfuity he draws forward,
and. folding it in a scroll over the fore
head, it hot only shades the eyes, but is
most becoming. 1t is generally red.
and thus not altogether unlike the
PHI ygian cap; old men, however, often
choose dark brown, purple or gray
color His short jacket is of black or
| blue velveteen, with clusters of tiny
silver filigree buttons; he wears knee
breaches, knitted hose, and round his
waist a red sash no less than five yards
| in length. To put this on he lets it trail
on the ground, and winds himself into
it by turning round and round. In the
folds of this scarf he carries clasp
knife of singular shape, presumably of
Moorish origin, and peculiar to Cata-
| lonia. The blade is from five to seven
inches in length, and, laying it flat in
the right hand palm. with the point
! touching the tip of the two forefngers,
the 'muchacho" knows how to throw it
with deadly accuracy, A pair OF
| sandals, light and suitable for the
climate, complete his equipment, and
no doubt contribute greatly to tho
| marvellous feats of speed and endurance
for which he is remarkable. On many
days journey in the mountains the
Young man who acted as my guide was
| able with ease to keep pace with the
horse, and where the path becamt
rocky he would stride in advance
,pringing like a goat from boulder t.
boulder. Gsatlemanf Magazine. -->
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Only a BRET interruption.

twas in one of the stately mansions
Of Beacon street, Boston, that our story
opens.
He was declaring his love in lam
guage that only Boston youth can
use and even he must be sober.
dearest Penelope" he said. "if I
had loved you less 1 could have told
you that loved you long ago. If"
But he stopped. A far-away WHITTIER
sm-I-drifting look had come over the
girl's face, and his heart sank within
him.
'If my words are displeasing to you,
Miss Penelope he went on in his
broken tones, eff l have said what
ought not to say, or you ought not to
hear; if /"
mot at ALL interrupted Penelope,
looking wildly about her, "but l have
certainly lost my spectacles. Oh, there
they are. Thanks. AS you were say
ing Mr. Waldo-"-N. Y. Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-13
Bruce's Signaling Balloon.

Mr.. Eric Bruce, who has worked out
the idea of signaling at night by a
captive balloon, lighted inside by cleo
tric incandescent lamps, has just COM
pleted one for the Belgian Government.
The signaling is effected by cutting off
and letting on the current feeding the
the lamps by means of key like that
used in telegraphy. Mr. Bruce's latest
balloon is fifteen feet in diameter, and
1900 cubic feet in capacity. 1t is
made of vanished cambria. and is trans
lucent. Six Edison and Swan lamps,
of eight to ten candle power, are
mounted inside; and the current is sup
piled by an E. P. S. accumulation, Of
twenty-five cells of the IL 5 type,
in teak boxes. Teak is a wood OF
special value in electrical work, owing
to its high resistance as well ms DURABLE
ity. 1t has long been used for tele-
graphic apparatus intended for hot
countries where destructive insects
abound. The current is taken to the
balloon by flexible conductor. Mr.
Bruce has also contrived a protector
with lamps outside the balloon for use
in thick weather, in order to project
the signals further While upon this
subject, we may mention that acaptive
balloon has been devised, fitted with a
kite arrangement, which it is claimed
gives greater steadiness and buoyancy
to the balloon. Engineering.
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A VALUABLE MEDICAL TREATISE.

The edition for 1888 Of the sterling Medical
Annual known rs Hostetter's Almanac. Ia now
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A Household Hint.

Mrs. Molly Bigman, a newly-mar-
ried lady, does not know any thing
about housekeeping, but she is anx-
ious to have her husband believe that
there i. nothing in the housekeeping
line that she does not know. He hap
pened to be in the room when the cook
came and said:
"Will you please glib me out de coffee?
De water is been a-bilin' dis las half
hour"
Let the water boil. Matilda re-
piled Mrs. Bigman, calmly; 1.-THE longer
it boils the stronger it will be. "-Har-
per'S .NdqaziHe.
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The Age of Specialists.

Alleged Physician-You've got
very bad eye there-a very bad eye
sir.
Patient-What would you advise do
ing for it, doctorP
Alleged Physcian-Go and see Prof
Curt, of New York. Two dollars
pleasc. for the advice. Puck.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-13
CAN'T GO BEHIND THEM.

There is great intensity Of the physical
condition sometimes, and there are facts
which we cannot 90 behind. In iilustrar
ton further of facts which settle the point
OF a prompt and permanent cure, the fol.
lowing cases are cited: In 1884 Mrs. Mary
K. Sheed suffered terribly with chronic
neuralgia. She writes from ITO MARYLAND
Avenue, Washington d. G. In the first in
stance she states II suffered terribly with
neuralgia in the face; very severe attack
extending to back and shoulders; suffered
intensely. Tried st. Jacobs Oil; hal parts
well rubbed at night; III tie morning al.
pain gone, niagically." June 10, 1887, she
writes from 22i Eleventh Street, s. W, as
follows: -Four years ago ] sent you "a vol
qntary certificate setting forth the fact that
had been great sufferer with neuralgia in
my face neck and shoulders. ] obtained
bottle of st. Jacobs Oil and after three APP
plicafions | was entirely relieved from all
pain, and from that time to the present
have never had a return. The effect was
miraculous" Again, Feb. 6, 1887, Mr. r.
1881, suffered terribly with neuralgia; had
suffered nearly three years. Applied St.
Jacobs Oil at 8.15 A. NJ. at $40 took the
rag oft; at 8 A. NJ. went to work. In less
than five minutes after that the pain was
gone; The one application cured me- Have
Spangler, York, Pa, June II, 1887, writes {:
Years ago had neuralgia am not subject to
It now. The cure by the use of st. Jacobs
Oil was permanent. There has been no re-
currence OF The painful affiiction.' Chas.
w: Law, II, Pottstown, Pa, April 10, 1887,
writes: WAS troubled for years with neu-
ralgia in neck and head. Tried st. Jacobs
Oil; had tried different kinds of remedies
without effect. One bottle of the former did the
business, No return Of pain and aches" In
almost every instance the reports are the same
Wakele-'s Squirr | and Gopher Extermi
nator. Try it.. and proTe the best is the
cheapest. Wakelee & Co., San Frsncisro.
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its, and Y ital strength, viii be established.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-13

Hens like variety of food, and we
should aim to give them as much in
thatline as possible. On the off morn
ings give feed of equal parts of corn
and oat meal mixed with hot milk, or
boiled turnipS or potatoes mixed with a
little wheat bran. All scraps from the
table and refuse from the kitchen
should be mixed with the morning feed.
Adaily allowance of a small quantity of
meat, ground bone and oyster shells
should not be forgotten. Farm, Field
and Sl0ckmqn.
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An Emphatic Correction.

"Now, young woman" began a
smart young lawyer. speaking to ver-
dant looking young woman on the wit
ness-stand.
Young womann' she shrieked, in
shrill mimicry. "Who you talkin' to,
young man? And whach you take me
fer? You must be bigger fool N
Johnson's colt if you think I'm goin'
to set here an let any smart Aleck
from back East young woman me.
I'm young lady, sir, an don't you
fergit it. You hear lle?"-7fd-B Bits.
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Liver, Blood, and Lunqs.

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saliow color of skin, or ycllowish-hr spots
on face or body, frequent headache or dizzi-
ness, bad taste in mouth, internal heat or
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and gloomy fercbodings Irregular appetite,
and coated tongue, you are suffering from
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rienced. As a remedy for all such cases,
DR.. Piercess Golden Medical Dis
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-Generaf Shermal in his West Point
spe. ch to the recent graduates said:
There is an old saying that 'knowl-
edge is power This is not true. Ac-
ZION IS power, and when guided by
knowledge produces the largest meas
ufe OF results | have encountered
men who knew more of the science of
war than Grant, Meade. or Hancock,
~hom would OF have intrusted with
picket guard.
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IF YOUR LUNG, ARE DESTROYED

Ne dical Discovery" will make new ones
for you. 1t can do much, but not impos-
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OH /! my HEART !!

Yes know there many affering with
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